scienceworld-conditional-placer

name	scienceworld-conditional-placer
description	Places an object into one of several designated containers based on a measured condition, such as a temperature threshold. Use this skill when you have completed a measurement or assessment and the task requires sorting or storing the object into one of multiple containers according to a rule (e.g., "if temperature > X, place in container A; otherwise container B").

Skill: Conditional Object Placer

Purpose

Place a target object into the correct container based on a measured condition (e.g., temperature threshold, conductivity result). This skill executes the full measure-then-sort workflow.

Core Workflow

1. Locate & Acquire Measurement Tool: teleport to LOC then pick up the measurement device (e.g., thermometer).
2. Locate & Acquire Target Object: teleport to LOC then pick up the object to be measured (e.g., metal fork).
3. Identify Target Containers: Use look around to find the designated containers (e.g., blue box, orange box).
4. Perform Measurement: use OBJ on OBJ (e.g., use thermometer on metal fork) to obtain the value.
5. Evaluate Condition & Place: Compare the measured value against the threshold, then move OBJ to OBJ to place the object in the correct container.

Key Actions

Action	Purpose
teleport to LOC	Navigate between rooms
look around	Survey a room for objects
pick up OBJ	Acquire tools or target object
use OBJ on OBJ	Perform measurement
move OBJ to OBJ	Place object into selected container

Example

Task: "Measure the temperature of the metal fork. If above 50C, place in the orange box. Otherwise, place in the blue box."

1. teleport to kitchen
2. look around — find thermometer and metal fork
3. pick up thermometer
4. pick up metal fork
5. use thermometer on metal fork — reads 72 degrees
6. 72 > 50, so: move metal fork to orange box

Important Notes

• All containers are pre-opened. Do not use open or close actions.
• The measurement tool and target object must be picked up and used from inventory.
• Room names, object names, thresholds, and container names vary per task — adapt accordingly.